Non Conformist Cemetery Chapel (To East)

The Non-Conformist Cemetery Chapel, located to the east, was built in 1870 by John Moxon. It is constructed from pitch-faced stone with ashlar dressings and features a tiled roof. The chapel has a three-bay nave, a small single-bay chancel, and a gabled porch on the ritual north side. The ritual west end is distinguished by a pair of small lancet windows that are joined at the top by a large circle containing three quatrefoils, with a hoodmould above that has foliage stops. The sides of the chapel include small paired lancets with circles above them. The porch is supported by side buttresses and has a pointed-arched entrance with a pair of wooden gates. The ritual east window consists of two lancets topped by an oval window in the apex. An ornamental ashlar stack is located at the ritual east end. The steeply-pitched roof is topped with a square, slender wooden lantern that has cusped sides and a tall, tiled sprocketed spire.